Good fortune telling _ bad fortune telling.

Some hospitals are not optimistic, in fact, it is not bad to find a fortune teller. How to explain it?

0 1, which is purely coincidental. If this really happens in real life, I think it must be very coincidental. For example, some people may get sick and go to the hospital to see a doctor, and the doctor also prescribed medicine, and they also did corresponding treatment. However, as we all know, treatment itself is not a one-off event, and it must be a gradual process. In other words, our bodies must gradually recover after receiving treatment.

But some people may be impatient during this period, so they will find fortune tellers to show their spirits. After this fortune teller, some people may feel that their health is getting better and better, but in fact, it is very likely that our health is slowly recovering after receiving treatment in the hospital. We owe all the credit to these fortune tellers.

02, psychological effects In fact, most people may have psychological effects. For example, some people may have trusted these fortune tellers since childhood. After seeing a doctor in the new hospital, they may feel that there is no particularly good effect. However, after finding these fortune tellers, they will feel better and better because they believe these things.

Of course, some people may not have any physical diseases themselves, but only some mental diseases, and most of these fortune tellers are proficient in psychology. It is for this reason that these fortune tellers can skillfully capture some of our thoughts. Through their explanations, we will feel that our situation has improved, which is actually a psychological effect.

Personally, I think I still have to go to a regular hospital for treatment after I get sick. Everyone must believe in science, and we'd better not believe in superstitious things. For example, in our hometown, there was once a man who was good at divination, and later he was arrested by the police because his gang was suspected of fraud.